Switching Channels:
Unfortunately due to the way the gain circuit is designed in the single channel Naylor amps you are not able to use an A / B box to
switch between the Hi and Lo inputs but we do offer two channel amps that covers that if you are interested……they are the Duel series of
amps.
Super Drive/Super Club or Duel: Clean and Dirty Settings:
The dirty side (overdrive) of the Super and the Duel amps are the same……the clean channel of the Duel is a little cleaner than the Lo input of the Super amps and there is even an option on the Duel amps to have a 6 position “Bandwidth Control” which cleans up that channel even more by removing some of the low end of the tone…..it works very effectively.
The dirty side (overdrive) of the Super and the Duel amps are the same……the clean channel of the Duel is a little cleaner than the Lo input of the Super amps and there is even an option on the Duel amps to have a 6 position “Bandwidth Control” which cleans up that channel even more by removing some of the low end of the tone…..it works very effectively.
The Duel series switching circuit was created by Dave Friedman to give those who wanted to foot switch between the Hi input and the
Lo input an option.
With the Super series you have to physically pull the plug and put it in either the Hi or Lo input. With the Super and Duel series both the Hi and Lo input share the first input tube therefore, there is a substantial difference in input gain depending on the channel.
The Duel will not achieve Fender type cleans but they are not bad if you dial it in correctly.
With the Super series you have to physically pull the plug and put it in either the Hi or Lo input. With the Super and Duel series both the Hi and Lo input share the first input tube therefore, there is a substantial difference in input gain depending on the channel.
The Duel will not achieve Fender type cleans but they are not bad if you dial it in correctly.
The best way to achieve a balance between the Clean and Dirty sides is to set the Clean Gain first and then bring up the Dirty Gain to
match the level to the Clean……switch back and forth and adjust to taste.
For a decent level setup try running the Gain on the Clean side at about 9 O’clock or 1/4 of the way up and run the Dirty Gain at about 3 O’clock or 3/4 of the way up. The knobs will be pointing in the exact opposite directions. After that try the Master at about 2 O’clock or more for best results however it is not too bad when you turn it down either.
For a decent level setup try running the Gain on the Clean side at about 9 O’clock or 1/4 of the way up and run the Dirty Gain at about 3 O’clock or 3/4 of the way up. The knobs will be pointing in the exact opposite directions. After that try the Master at about 2 O’clock or more for best results however it is not too bad when you turn it down either.